For over fifty years Africa’s longest mammal migration has been inhibited by a number of veterinarian fences that were erected across Botswana.
Thankfully, since 2009 the ancient migratory routes zebra embark on every year are once again accessible.
There are two main migrations currently believed to occur, one which begins on Botswana’s northern border with Namibia, and the other which begins towards the southern parts of the Okavango Delta.